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From: petrilli@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Chris Petrilli)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
Subject: Re: Common Lisp
Summary: Tutorial wanted
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Date: 12 Aug 90 03:16:19 GMT
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The science museum that I work with recently received (actually today) a
Xerox LISP machine, and I, being the only one who knows anything abouy
them have been put in charge.

What I am looking for is a LISP tutorial (complete as possible) for
either InterLisp or Common Lisp (both are available, which is better?).
I am primarily a C(++) programmer, but use Prolog on occasion, so I am a
little familiar with this style of language... any suggestions?


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